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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 2017

Page

5

Iowa voter ID plan criticized as costly and unnecessary

The Gazette discusses Secretary of State Paul Pate’s proposal requiring ID to vote and alternative efficiency ideas. It argues Iowa elections are highly secure, with low fraud and strong turnout, and calls for funding electronic poll books and multiprecinct centers rather than a new voter ID system.

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Community letters argue for wall funding and DeVos critique

The letter urges the president to fund the wall with Mexico reimbursing the cost and challenges his claims about the popular vote. It calls for a deep probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election and criticizes Betsy DeVos as unqualified for education secretary, urging Iowa senators Grassley and Ernst to oppose her appointment.

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Republicans held to a higher standard in media critique

Walter Williams argues that Republicans and conservatives face harsher media condemnation than Democrats and liberals after events like inaugurations. He cites Occupy protests and city crime as evidence of biased scrutiny, contrasting Tea Party behavior and urging emphasis on personal liberty and limited government.

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Linn County Shrinks Board Sparks Election Debate

Voters approved a measure to cut the Linn County Board of Supervisors from five to three seats, prompting hearings on how the new board should be elected. Auditor Joel Miller discusses at large versus district or hybrid schemes while seeking cost savings and noting possible August votes.

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